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JEREMY CAMP PLAYS THE PLAZA ON APRIL 28, 2022

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TICKETS GO ON SALE NATIONALLY ON JANUARY 20 AT 10 AM

Evansville, IN -  January 14, 2022 – Premier Productions and GRAMMY®-nominated singer songwriter Jeremy Camp announced the I Still Believe Tour with special guests Riley Clemmons and Jordan St. Cyr. The tour will stop at the Old National Events Plaza on April 28, 2022 and features some of Camp’s biggest hits, including “Dead Man Walking,” “Keep Me in the Moment,” “When You Speak,” “I Still Believe,” and many more!

Throughout his 18-year career, Christian artist Jeremy Camp has established himself with landmark accolades including 41 No. 1 radio hits across all formats, the title for most No. 1 singles among solo artists on the Christian Airplay chart, 5 RIAA Gold Albums and Billboard’s No. 2 artist of the Decade in 2010. Camp has also received a GRAMMY® nomination, 3 American Music Award nominations, 5 Dove Awards and 4 ASCAP “Songwriter of the Year” Awards. His reach encompasses over 5 million lifetime albums sold and has crossed 1 billion streams across all streaming services.

Along with performing his biggest hits, Jeremy Camp welcomes Riley Clemmons and Jordan St. Cyr on this tour. In 2017, Riley Clemmons released her breakout debut single “Broken Prayers,” which has generated over 30 million global streams since its release. Her sophomore album Godsend was released on June 4th. Meanwhile, Jordan St. Cry’s latest single “Fires” stayed on the Billboard Christian Airplay charts for 45 weeks and climbed to No. 5 while playing on major networks and stations for more than a year, reaching 7.7 million people a week.

Last year, Camp released his latest studio album “When You Speak” and followed up the album release with a tour by the same name. In 2020, Camp celebrated the release of the film I STILL BELIEVE, which chronicles his personal story, starring KJ Apa, Britt Robertson, Shania Twain and Gary Sinise. Camp also released a greatest hits album in February 2020.

Audiences can sign up for the pre-sale at www.IStillBelieveTour.com.

Ticket Information:

 

What:                   Jeremy Camp with special guests Riley Clemmons and Jordan St. Cyr

When:                  Thursday, April 28, 2022 at 7:00 PM

Where:                 Old National Events Plaza, Aiken Theatre

Tickets:                Tickets start at $25.00 plus applicable fees and tax.

Tickets are available at Ticketmaster.com or the Old National Events Plaza Box Office. For more information about the Aiken Theatre, visit: www.oldnationaleventsplaza.com

 

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Hoosier Men Dominate Louisville, IUSD Splits Meet

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Fifth-ranked Indiana men’s swimming and diving team continues to roll into the new year as it defeated No. 11 Louisville, 205-95, Friday (January 14) inside Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center.

The Hoosier men improved its season dual meet record to 7-0 while earning its 13th straight dual meet victory, a streak that goes back to 2019.

“I thought our men took care of business against a good team,” head swimming coach Ray Looze said. “Across the board, I was proud of them.”

Indiana diving was fantastic again as the men’s and women’s teams combined for four wins in the 1-meter and 3-meter dives. Senior Kristen Hayden won both events on the women’s side, and freshman Carson Tyler duplicated that for the men.

It was a great start to the new year for the Hoosier divers,” head diving coach Drew Johansen said. “The whole team was happy to be back competing. The work they did in our training camp over break is starting to pay off.”

Missing a handful of athletes, the women’s team fell to the 15th-ranked Cardinals, 182-118, dropping to 5-2 on the season. Diving provided a bright spot for the women’s team, as Hoosiers filled the top five placements in the 3-meter dive and four of the top five spots in the 1-meter.

“We just have to tip our hat to the Cardinals,” Looze said. “They were the better team, and we didn’t have the answers in enough events to make it a competitive meet. We’ll go back to the drawing board, and our goal is to be much sharper against Purdue in a week. It’s nice to have another meet to jump right into.

TEAM SCORES

Men

No. 5 Indiana 205, No. 11 Louisville 95

Women

No. 15 Louisville 182, No. 10 Indiana 118

 

HOOSIER WINNERS

Men

Bruno Blaskovic – 200 Medley Relay (1:24.70), 400 Freestyle Relay (2:51.06)

Michael Brinegar – 1,000 Freestyle (8:51.20)

Brendan Burns – 200 Butterfly (1:40.72), 200 Backstroke (1:41.18), 100 Butterfly (45.49)

Mikey Calvillo – 500 Freestyle (4:20.30)

Gabriel Fantoni – 200 Medley Relay (1:24.70), 100 Backstroke (47.27)

Tomer Frankel – 200 Medley Relay (1:24.70), 400 Freestyle Relay (2:51.06)

Josh Matheny – 100 Breaststroke (53.41), 200 Breaststroke (1:57.06)

Van Mathias – 200 Medley Relay (1:24.70), 400 Freestyle Relay (2:51.06)

Rafael Miroslaw – 200 Freestyle (1:33.39), 100 Freestyle (43.10), 400 Freestyle Relay (2:51.06)

Carson Tyler – 1-meter dive (411.83), 3-meter dive (387.60)

 

Women

Kristen Hayden – 3-meter dive (362.10), 1-meter dive (319.50)

Anna Peplowski – 200 Backstroke (1:54.19)
Noelle Peplowski – 100 Breaststroke (59.75)

Ella Ristic – 200 Freestyle (1:45.66)

 

NOTABLES

  • Redshirt junior Michael Brinegar swum the 1,000 Freestyle in 8:51.20 to win the race and set a season-best time. It was just short of his career-best 8:51.13, set on March 6, 2021, but marks the second-best time in program history.
  • Junior Brendan Burns and freshman Rafael Miroslaw each collected three wins for the men. Burns swept the butterfly events and captured the 200 backstroke, while Miroslaw won the 100 and 200 freestyle races and was part of winning 400 freestyle relay team.
  • Senior Kristen Hayden and sophomore Tarrin Gilliland finished first and second, respectively, in both women’s diving events. Freshmen Carson Tyler and Quinn Henninger did the same for the men’s team.
  • In the men’s 200-Yard Breaststroke, Indiana’s trio of freshman Josh Matheny (1:57.06), sophomore Jassen Yep (1:57.16) and sophomore Maxwell Reich (1:57.35) took the first three spots, all earning NCAA B cuts in the process.

 

NCAA CUTS

A: None.

B: Bruno Blaskovic – 50 Free (19.88), 200 Free (43.32); Michael Brinegar – 500 Free (4:23.16); Brendan Burns – 200 Fly (1:40.72), 200 Back (1:41.18), 100 Fly (45.49); Mikey Calvillo – 500 Free (4:20.30); Gabriel Fantoni – 100 Back (46.20), 200 Fly (46.47); Tomer Frankel – 200 Fly (1:40.72), 100 Fly (45.98); Jack Franzman – 50 Free (19.70), 200 Free (43.33); Corey Gambardella – 200 Fly (1:44.19), 100 Fly (47.37); Ching Hwee Gan – 400 IM (4:15.95); Josh Matheny – 100 Breast (53.41), 200 Breast (1:57.06); Van Mathias – 200 Fly (1:46.05); Kacey McKenna – 100 Back (53.56); Rafael Miroslaw – 200 Free (1:33.39), 100 Free (43.10); Anna Peplowski – 50 Free (22.59), 200 Backstroke (1:54.19); Noelle Peplowski – 100 Breast (59.75), 200 Breast (2:09.94); Maxwell Reich – 200 Breast (1:57.35); Ella Ristic – 200 Free (1:45.66); Jacob Steele – 100 Back (47.27), 200 Back (1:43.56); Jassen Yep (1:57.16)

NCAA ZONE QUALIFYING SCORES

1-Meter: Tarrin Gilliland (314.93), Kristen Hayden (319.50), Quinn Henninger (365.70), Carmen Hernandez (280.65), Zain Smith (277.20), Carson Tyler (411.83)

3-Meter: Tarrin Gilliland (342.30), Kristen Hayden (362.10), Quinn Henninger (378.38), Zain Smith (284.85), Carson Tyler (387.60)

 

UP NEXT

Both Hoosier teams will host in-state rival Purdue next Saturday (Jan. 22) at 10 a.m. ET inside Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center for another dual meet. The Hoosiers will celebrate its seniors prior to the meet.

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THUNDERBOLTS ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE CHANGE 

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 Evansville, Ind: The Evansville Thunderbolts, in coordination with the Southern Professional Hockey League, announce the following change to the 2021-22 Thunderbolts’ schedule:

The originally scheduled Thursday, February 10th home game against the Vermilion County Bobcats has been rescheduled one day earlier for Wednesday, February 9th.  The game start time is unchanged at 7:00pm CST.

The Thunderbolts are currently competing in their fifth season in the SPHL (Southern Professional Hockey League).  Season tickets are less than $9 per game.  To order your tickets for this season, call 812-422-BOLT(2658).

Efroymson Fellowship Exhibition On Display In USI McCutchan Art Center And Pace Galleries

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The Efroymson Bridge Year Fellowship Exhibition, Love is a Gift that is Surely Homemade, is currently on display at the McCutchan Art Center/Pace Galleries (MAC/PACE) on the University of Southern Indiana campus. The show, located in the lower level of the Liberal Arts Center, will be on display through Friday, February 4.

Hannah Evelyn Jones, the 2021 recipient of the Fellowship, is the featured artist for Love is a Gift that is Surely Homemade. Her works can be described as dream-like, figurative and narrative paintings that incorporate mixed media, particularly embroidery, creating complex surfaces that are appreciable both formally and for their content. Jones’ collection of more than 25 mixed media pieces is accompanied by original poems and verses, creating an engaging dialogue for the viewer as they move through the exhibition spaces.

“In this exhibition, I explore the impact of generation trauma and generational joy, and I sort my own desire to hold onto what I need and let go of what can end,” Jones says. “I view my work through a stack of generational lenses, but there is also my own perspective of coming into adulthood alongside anxiety, fatigue and a global pandemic. Though most of my work begins life as individual narratives, I hope to find more universal experiences that tell the viewer they are not alone, and neither am I.”

A public reception for the exhibition will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday, January 23 in the MAC/PACE Galleries. Social distancing and face coverings are required of all attendees, regardless of vaccination status. A short presentation by Jones and the Director of the MAC/PACE Galleries will begin at 2 p.m.

The MAC/PACE, located in the lower level of the Liberal Arts Center, is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon to 4 p.m. Sundays. Guests are invited to view this exhibition in person at the MAC/PACE. Due to physical distancing limitations in place during the COVID-19 pandemic, groups of 10 or more people should contact the gallery in advance.

The Efroymson Bridge Year Fellowship is a competitive award program awarded to one graduating senior or recent alum from USI’s Art and Design Department annually. The goal of the Efroymson Bridge Year Fellowship is to fund a post-undergraduate year, allowing the recipient to focus on their studio practice to expand their artistic vision and enhance their portfolio, to gain maturity as an art maker and to successfully gain entrance to graduate school in his/her area of expertise.

EDITORIAL: IN SUPPORT OF USI MOVING FROM NCAA DIVISION II TO NCAA DIVISION I

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What To Expect If USI Moves From NCAA Division II to Division I

BY CITY-COUNTY OBSERVER STAFF

The University of Southern Indiana (USI) campus on Evansville’s Westside has been transformed during the last few decades from a commuter campus to a fully equipped campus with state-of-the-art classrooms, advanced degrees, student housing, and a plethora of athletic facilities that are only exceeded by big nationally recognized programs.

Most recently the Screaming Eagle Arena which seats 4,800 spectators has been the scene of an increasingly successful basketball program. USI crowds for home games draw roughly 2,500 to 3,000 attendees on a regular basis. The most notable opponent this year has been the #1 ranked Auburn Tigers, which are coached by former USI coach Bruce Pearl. That is the same Bruce Pearl that coached USI to a Division 2 NCAA championship in 1995 after finishing the 1994 season as a runner-up.

USI has always been competitive in every NCAA Division II intercollegiate that they participate in and starts most years with realistic visions of winning another national championship in multi-sports.

If the USI Trustees elevate the athletic teams to NCAA Division I, Evansville may become one of the smallest markets to have the distinction of being home to two Division I teams. That is a worthy distinction for the people down at “Visit Evansville”  and “SPORTS CORP” to tout as worth a visit. 

Evansville, Indiana has a long and distinguished history when it comes to NCAA Division II basketball. The University of Evansville Aces have 5 national titles and those banners hang in the downtown Evansville Ford Center. Since making the move to Division I, the Aces have hung no more national championship banners. They have earned a trip to March Madness on several occasions and advanced to the round of 32 once. Their last appearance in March Madness was in 2000. This year’s Aces are struggling and have only won very few games. The official attendance in the 10,500 seats Ford Center for Aces games is typically only 3,000 and the stands never seem like they are that full. When the Aces were in Division II, they usually filled Roberts Stadium to its capacity of over 10,000 people and knocked off some nationally-ranked opponents. Most would conclude that the move to NCAA Division I has not been good for the Aces. It must be noted that college basketball has changed a lot since those good old days at Roberts where the Aces always played up to the competition.

The trend in lifestyle campuses like what USI has transformed into is to move to NCAA Division I. Former conference members Northern Kentucky and Bellarmine are among the teams that have made the jump. NKU is now in the Horizon League and has a 12-10 record. Bellarmine is in their 2nd Division I season and has a 13-10 record with notable losses to the #1 Gonzaga and then #2 UCLA on a west coast tour. Bellarmine has been to four Division II final fours and won one championship during the last decade. They also play their home games in Louisville’s Freedom Hall which seats 18,750. Despite the seating capacity in the off-campus facility, the Bellarmine Knights seldom draw over 2,000 attendees. 

We feel that the University of Southern Indiana is most certainly NCAA Division I ready as NKU, Bellarmine, or any of the other teams that have made the transition. From a facilities perspective, USI already has established an impressive collection of on-campus facilities that many NCAA Division I universities would love to have. Millions of dollars have been invested and much will be expected. The City-County Observer would like to encourage USI to grab for the brass ring and become Evansville’s second NCCA Division I athletic program. This move will have positive impacts on campus life and even may serve to enhance academics. 

We also would caution against expecting to hang any additional national championship banners. The new goal will be to make the March Madness field of 68 with an occasional victory to advance to the field of 32 or even 16 as teams like Southern Illinois and Murray State have. Both of those programs enjoy much more national visibility for making the transition to NCAA Division I and USI can too.  Murray State is likely to be ranked in the top 25 soon with its 21-2 record and being ranked is something our Eagles can aspire to as an NCAA Division I team. The Eagles can also aspire to beat some very good highly ranked teams as the Aces did a few years ago at Rupp Arena knocking off the Kentucky Wildcats.

Go for it USI, former coach Bruce Pearl, College administrators, alumni, student-athletes, coaching staff, faculty and staff, and the people of Evansville will be proud that you did

Finally, we would like to publicly recognize USI President Ronald S. Rochon, USI Board of Trustees Chair Ronald Romain, and USI Athletic Director Jon Mark Hall for the outstanding work they quietly did behind the scene to ensure that USI will be in a position to continue to provide our community with the educational, economic, cultural, and athletically offerings that will make us proud.

VIDEO OF THE APRIL 7, 2022 VANDERBURGH COUNTY JAIL RENOVATION DISCUSSION

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FOOTNOTE: LINK OF THE VIDEO OF THE APRIL 7, 2022 VANDERBURGH COUNTY COUNCIL SEWER PROJECT AND THE $13 1/2 MILLION DOLLAR JAIL RENOVATION DISCUSSION
https://evansville.granicus.com/player/clip/4867?&redirect=true